Mitsubishi Unwraps Blacked-Out Outlander GSR For Australia

The fourth era of the Mitsubishi Stranger has been around for a considerable length of time, and that implies that a facelift ought to be a work in progress. Be that as it may, until a refreshed variant shows up, Mitsubishi has presented another GSR leader trim of the current model in Australia, meaning to arouse clients’ curiosity in a packed, over-cutthroat section.

The new Stranger PHEV GSR stands apart with its dark completed slide plates, grille, Dynamic Safeguard edges, reflect covers, window outlines, rooftop rails, and haze light bezels. Supplementing these highlights are dark 20-inch combination wheels, matching Stranger lettering on the hood, and an extraordinary GSR insignia on the rear end. Also, the leader trim offers a selective bi-tone choice, displaying Red Precious stone and Dark Mica conceals.

The dim themed inside highlights differentiating silver sewing on the dashboard, entryway cards, and seats, close by a dark main event, calfskin upholstery, and a laser-carved dark completion for the gearshift. The lodge has a seven-seater design, similarly as with other high-spec trims of the Foreigner. Similarly, gear is liberal, including 12.3-inch computerized instrument group, a 9-inch infotainment show, a 10-speaker Bose premium sound framework, warmed seats, an all encompassing sunroof, and the MI-Pilot driving partner.

There are no progressions to the module mixture powertrain. The framework produces 248 hp (185 kW/252 PS) and 450 Nm (332 lb-ft) of force from a 2.4-liter motor and two electric engines, sending capacity to the wheels through the Super-All-Wheel Control (S-AWC) framework. Besides, the 20 kWh lithium-particle battery is really great for an EV-just scope of 84 km (52 miles), basically as per the hopeful NEDC cycle.

Shaun Westcott, Mitsubishi Australia chief, stressed that GSR addresses “energy, style, and complexity,” featuring its longstanding importance for Mitsubishi Engines, both locally and globally. The arrival of the GSR moniker for the 2024 model year follows a four-year rest, with a GSR model accessible for the past age Stranger.

The 2024 Mitsubishi Foreigner PHEV GSR will arrive at Australian showrooms this month, beginning at AU$ 73,790 (US$48,631) in addition to on-street costs. This positions the GSR as the most costly model in the Stranger arrangement Down Under, ordering AU$2,000 (US$1,318) more than the Surpass Sightseer trim.

For correlation, the priciest trim of the Stranger PHEV at present that anyone could hope to find in North America is the SEL Platinum Version, beginning at US$52,190. Furthermore, there are bits of gossip about a Stranger Ralliart appearing in 2024, possibly bringing visual, skeleton, and execution improvements.

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